Lecture 18 : Muscle Cooling and Heating for Recovery, Repair, Adaptation? Flashcards

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what is the rationale for cooling muscle before exercise

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  • RHIE
  • heat stressful exercise
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what is the rationale for cooling during exercise

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  • aid endurance
  • if you have half times or swapped on and off or in hot environments
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what is the rationale for cooling muscle for recovery from acute stress

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  • competition
  • RT.
  • injury
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what are the reasons for cooling muscle before or during exercise

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reduce or delay fatigue

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what are the reasons for cooling muscle for recovery from fatiguing or damaging exercise

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  • reduce inflammation
  • reduce soreness
  • aid ROM
  • stimulate adaptive pathways
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methods of cooling

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cooling circulating pads

ice water

cyrotherapy chamber

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are there problems with the evidence related to muscle cooling (provide examples)

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yes

  • lots of animal studies
  • only usually get large amounts of inflammation when you are doing something you are really not used to
  • timeframe issues
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cooling muscle can attenuate what in terms of pain

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attenuate DOMS and short term strength deficits

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what happened in the cold water immersion study to do with PGC1

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after cold water immersion it amplified the PGC1 alpha but when we look at the leg that didn’t do any exercise that also got as much increase in PGC1 from the cold water immersion

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what are the two reasons that cooling also reduces blood flow to recovering muscle

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decrease in temperature : reduces blood flow

increase in sympathetic nervous system : also causes vasoconstriction

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muscle cooling causes decrease in temperature and sympathetic nervous system which together …and what does this impair

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decreases blood flow which reduces enzyme activity in the muscles so protein production etc

impairs substrate delivery

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what happens to the rate of protein production with muscle cooling ?

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rates of protein synthesis, acutely and chronically impaired

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muscle cooling may not lessen ….

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post exercise inflammation after intense exercise

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icing of a muscle injury may

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impair its rehab (by blunting early remodelling)

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what happened to collagen fibres if they iced compared to if they didnt ice injury

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collagen fibres doubled if you had iced compared to if you hadn’t because you had prevented macrophages doing what they needed to do to remodel the muscle in it repair

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what was found with heating damaged muscle acutely instead of icing

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enhanced regneration

they got more cross sectional area than collagen synthesis

17
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there is no benefit for cooling muscle for adaptions of

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blood vessels, endurance capacity or for strength of any tissues

18
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what is the metabolic potential benefit for cold water immersion

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BAT : brown adipose tissue

its metabolically active so increases your metabolism

but jim says prioritise exercise rather than trying cold water immersion for this

19
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what is one benefit of cold water immersion that we can be sure of

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mental health benefits

20
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what is the rationale of heating muscle before exercise

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  • injury
  • immobolisation
21
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what is the rationale of heating muscle during exercise

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aid force, anabolic response of signalling

22
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what is the rationale of recovery from acute stress for heating muscle

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  • competition
  • RT
  • injury
23
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is there any benefit to heating muscle in elite athletes

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no evidence of benefit

their muscles already experience prolonged, intense heating and comparable stressors

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how can heating muscle work for preconditioning against damaging exercise (or disuse atrophy)

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  • up regulates several intra-cellular pathways
  • protect tissue from later overuse or underuse
  • improve recovery from severe muscle injury

therefore, a strong potential role in acute and rehab context

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what intra-cellular pathways does heating muscle upregulate
antioxidant capacity hypertrophic / anti-atrophic aerobic stress protective
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heating muscle (without exercise) can (also but)
protect tissue when later overused or underused these effects are not as pronounced as those from exercise. but may add to those of exercise (in untrained and recreationally trained)
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what if you trained people in the heat? (power)
could produce higher power, particularly upper body
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what is the evidence related to strength and benefits of chronic muscle heating
almost no evidence of strength related benefits of chronic muscle heating
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heating muscle is more favourable for what
more favourable for muscle than via whole body heating
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why is heating muscle more favourable than heating whole body
systemic factors : local heating increases blood flow, but whole body heat can decrease it intensity factors
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heating muscle could be used as a supplementary stimulus when
to maintain muscle mass before surgery and then in rehab
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does heating muscle help with mitochondrial adaptations (such as aerobic performance)
data is mixed conflicting findings
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we should focus on what before using heat
doing the basics of exercise well
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risks with heating
competitive heat stress URTI risk (chat says that is upper respiratory tract infection) over training risk fainting